Everyone in the crypto world understands this principle—constantly bottom-fishing and frequently chasing rallies, the "diligent ones," tend to die the fastest. Those who make real money rely on a complete set of trading discipline and a deep understanding of market rhythm.

A strong coin falling for 9 consecutive days can actually be the best opportunity for low-cost accumulation. The more astonishing the previous gains of a coin, the more ferocious its correction can be, but it also contains huge rebound potential. The key is to have the courage to buy in at that critical moment. And once the price rises for two days in a row, even if you are optimistic, you should sell some—locking in profits is not greed, but respect for volatility risk.

A certain coin suddenly surges over 7%? Don’t get excited yet. This kind of movement often indicates a high probability of a pullback the next day. Short-term retracement is highly likely, so watching is better than chasing the rally. Be extra cautious with star coins that have doubled before; if the momentum weakens, it’s hard to rebound quickly. Instead of risking on such knives, wait until the market cools down thoroughly before considering.

The most testing patience in trading is sideways consolidation. Three days of no movement can be judged as "waste volume"—no strength to go long, no resolve to go short. Observe for another three days; if there’s still no sign of movement, decisively switch positions to look for more active targets. The first day of loss is the easiest to misjudge; many people fantasize about recovering losses, but the sooner you admit loss and cut, the less you lose. Holding on blindly only turns small losses into big ones.

Master the rhythm of consecutive rises, and making money isn’t that hard. Usually, after two days of continuous rise, a correction follows; this is a good entry point for low buying. Three days of consecutive rise often peak on the fifth day. Five days of continuous rise reaching a peak means it’s time to clear the position. Once you grasp this rhythm, the market becomes like an open book.

Volume is the market’s "heartbeat." Low volume breakout at a low level indicates genuine buying power entering; high volume with no upward movement suggests rising strength is lacking, and it’s time to exit quickly. The moving average system is equally crucial—3-day moving average turning up indicates short-term potential; 30-day turning up points to medium-term; 80-day turning up signals the main upward wave; 120-day turning up means the bull market is truly here. Always follow the trend—don’t fight against it.

No matter how small your capital, don’t be discouraged. The key is whether your method is correct and whether your discipline is strict enough. Many fail not because they have little money, but because they frequently change strategies, lack execution, or have an unstable mindset. Stick to doing the right things, and wealth will eventually accumulate. One last bottom line—don’t trade crypto full-time, don’t borrow money to gamble. Stick to these principles, and the true storm of wealth will belong to you.